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The Court of Appeal hears and determines any appeal against decisions made by the High Court. At the hearing of the appeal, the Court of Appeal can confirm, reverse or vary the decision of the High Court or order a retrial. There is no right of appeal to the Court of Appeal from a decision of any Subordinate Court in a criminal matter. Such a decision may only be appealed to the High Court.